My contractor revealed they had simply slapped glue underneath the cheapest and thinnest vinyl on a surface that wasn't sanded and even.

Depending on local law and the office policy of that Agent, they may be able to act in the capacity of a Dual Agent; or allow you to be "unrepresented"; or treat you as a "customer", which usually means they will help you "fill in the blanks" on a purchase offer for their Client's property, but they cannot advise you what to fill most of those blanks with.In theory, all Agents must be fair and honest in their dealings with Buyers AND Sellers, BUT, they are limited by law in what they can reveal about their actual Client to other parties involved.Another point I would like to make is regarding comments about Agents not understanding the numbers.

This is achieved by asking a few key landlord-tenant handbook approved screening questions that I will reveal at the end of the course during an interactive role play session.

Kind of like working out for what feels like forever, with "no progress", and then one day you look in the mirror and see that ab starting to poke out and reveal itself!

However, like you, I can't think of any real reason why they'd care to withhold it (unless it reveals revision requests in the notes that would appear to have caused the final value to fall a hair under $50k a door). 

Underwriting together will help reveal if you are on the same page fairly quickly.

Make sure the Inspector reveals any current building permit violations or if either interior of the units or the exterior has any major repair expenses any time soon.Good luck to both of you!

The error wasn't on our part, as we promptly revealed that we'd be using our personal names and not the trust.

The millstone dresser to show his mettle, he would roll up his sleeves, to reveal his forearms.

If your investigation reveals ACTUAL "excellent" credit, that is actually based on various accounts the individual opened/paid, that is one thing.